Multiple Barrel Forced Air Heater
Abstract
A multiple barrel forced-air heater comprising a base, a first heater jacket, and a second heater jacket. The base may comprise a fuel tank adapted to accept a fuel. The first heater jacket may comprise a first device for producing a first air flow, a first Venturi adapted to mix fuel with the first air flow to form a first fuel-air mixture, and a first combustion site adapted to combust the first fuel-air mixture to generate a first amount of heat and a first amount of combustion products. The second heater jacket may comprise a second device for producing a first air flow, a second Venturi adapted to mix fuel with the second air flow to form a second fuel-air mixture, and a second combustion site adapted to combust the second fuel-air mixture to generate a second amount of heat and a second amount of combustion products.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A multiple barrel forced-air heater comprising:
a base comprising a fuel tank adapted to accept a fuel; a first heater jacket comprising,
a first device for producing a first air flow,
a first Venturi adapted to mix some of the fuel with the first air flow to form a first fuel-air mixture, and
a first combustion site adapted to combust the first fuel-air mixture to generate a first amount of heat and a first amount of combustion products; and
a second heater jacket comprising,
a second device for producing a first air flow,
a second Venturi adapted to mix some of the fuel with the second air flow to form a second fuel-air mixture, and
a second combustion site adapted to combust the second fuel-air mixture to generate a second amount of heat and a second amount of combustion products.
2 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 1 , wherein the fuel is kerosene, oil, white gas, gasoline, alcohol, a hydrocarbon, or a mixture thereof.
3 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 2 , wherein said first device for producing a first air flow is a fan or blower.
4 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 3 , wherein said second device for producing a second air flow is a fan or blower.
5 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 4 , wherein the sum of the first amount of heat and the second amount of heat is greater than 250,000 BTU.
6 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 5 , wherein said first heater jacket further comprises a first combustion chamber lining or said second heater jacket further comprises a second combustion chamber lining.
7 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 6 , further comprising a control component.
8 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 7 , further comprising a rest engaged to the base, wherein said first heater jacket and said second heater jacket are engaged to the rest.
9 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 7 , further comprising an electric motor operationally engaged with either said first device for producing a first air flow or said second device for producing a second air flow.
10 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 7 , further comprising a wheel.
11 . A method for producing heat comprising:
providing a multiple barrel forced-air heater comprising:
a base comprising a fuel tank adapted to accept a fuel,
a first heater jacket comprising,
a first device for producing a first air flow,
a first Venturi adapted to mix some of the fuel with the first air flow to form a first fuel-air mixture, and
a first combustion site adapted to combust the first fuel-air mixture to generate a first amount of heat and a first amount of combustion products, and
a second heater jacket comprising,
a second device for producing a first air flow, and
a second Venturi adapted to mix some of the fuel with the second air flow to form a second fuel-air mixture, and
a second combustion site adapted to combust the second fuel-air mixture to generate a second amount of heat and a second amount of combustion products;
providing a fuel to said heater; producing a first air flow with said first device for producing a first air flow; using the first Venturi to mix some of the fuel with the first air flow to produce a first fuel-air mixture; combusting the first fuel-air mixture at the first combustion site to generate a first amount of heat; producing a second air flow with said second device for producing a second air flow; using the second Venturi to mix some of the fuel with the second air flow to produce a second fuel-air mixture; and combusting the second fuel-air mixture at the first combustion site to generate a second amount of heat.
12 . The method for producing heat according to claim 11 , wherein the fuel is kerosene, oil, white gas, gasoline, alcohol, a hydrocarbon, or a mixture thereof.
13 . The method for producing heat according to claim 12 , wherein said first device for producing a first air flow is a fan or blower.
14 . The method for producing heat according to claim 13 , wherein said second device for producing a second air flow is a fan or blower.
15 . The method for producing heat according to claim 14 , wherein the sum of the first amount of heat and the second amount of heat is greater than 250,000 BTU.
16 . The method for producing heat according to claim 15 , wherein said first heater jacket further comprises a first combustion chamber lining or said second heater jacket further comprises a second combustion chamber lining.
17 . The method for producing heat according to claim 16 , wherein said multiple barrel forced-air heater further comprises a wheel.
18 . The method for producing heat according to claim 17 , further comprising transporting said multiple barrel forced-air heater by rolling it on said wheel.
19 . The multiple barrel forced-air heater according to claim 7 , wherein said multiple barrel forced-air heater further comprises an electric motor operationally engaged with either said first device for producing a first air flow or said second device for producing a second air flow.
20 . A multiple barrel forced-air heater comprising:
a base comprising a fuel tank adapted to accept a fuel, said fuel comprising kerosene, oil, white gas, gasoline, alcohol, a hydrocarbon, or a mixture thereof; a rest engaged to the base; a first heater jacket engaged to the rest, said first heater jacket comprising,
a first combustion chamber lining,
a first fan or blower for producing a first air flow,
a first Venturi adapted to mix some of the fuel with the first air flow to form a first fuel-air mixture, and
a first combustion site adapted to combust the first fuel-air mixture to generate a first amount of heat and a first amount of combustion products;
a second heater jacket engaged to the rest, said second heater jacket comprising,
a second combustion chamber lining
a second fan or blower for producing a first air flow,
a second Venturi adapted to mix some of the fuel with the second air flow to form a second fuel-air mixture, and
a second combustion site adapted to combust the second fuel-air mixture to generate a second amount of heat and a second amount of combustion products;
a control component; a frame element; a wheel; and wherein the sum of the first amount of heat and the second amount of heat is greater than 250,000 BTU.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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